Count 30, 60 and over 90 days based on Name in Column "A"

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Hi,

I my first report has 2000 rows with approx. 300 unique names in column "A", each row has a date associated and I want to take the unique list and then add four columns, column "C" 0-30, column "D" 31-61, column "E" 61-90 and "F" over 90 days, in each column I want the formula to lookup the unique name and look for the dates based on the column heading, each column could have a count of more than one.

All help appreciated,
Thanks
 

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Try:

Book2
ABCDEFGH
1NameDateNames000-030031-061062-090091-9999
2Bart1/1/2021Bart1004
3Maggie1/11/2021Maggie1226
4Homer1/21/2021Homer1113
5Lisa1/31/2021Lisa0004
6Maggie2/10/2021Marge0002
7Maggie2/20/2021
8Bart3/2/2021
9Bart3/12/2021
10Maggie3/22/2021
11Lisa4/1/2021
12Bart4/11/2021
13Marge4/21/2021
14Marge5/1/2021
15Lisa5/11/2021
16Maggie5/21/2021
17Homer5/31/2021
18Homer6/10/2021
19Maggie6/20/2021
20Lisa6/30/2021
21Maggie7/10/2021
22Homer7/20/2021
23Maggie7/30/2021
24Homer8/9/2021
25Maggie8/19/2021
26Maggie8/29/2021
27Homer9/8/2021
28Maggie9/18/2021
29Bart9/28/2021
30Lisa10/8/2021
31Maggie10/18/2021
Sheet4
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D6D2=UNIQUE(A2:A31)
E2:H6E2=COUNTIFS($A$2:$A$31,$D2,$B$2:$B$31,"<="&TODAY()-LEFT(E$1,3),$B$2:$B$31,">="&TODAY()-MID(E$1,5,4))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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Eric W said:
Try:

Book2
ABCDEFGH
1NameDateNames000-030031-061062-090091-9999
2Bart1/1/2021Bart1004
3Maggie1/11/2021Maggie1226
4Homer1/21/2021Homer1113
5Lisa1/31/2021Lisa0004
6Maggie2/10/2021Marge0002
7Maggie2/20/2021
8Bart3/2/2021
9Bart3/12/2021
10Maggie3/22/2021
11Lisa4/1/2021
12Bart4/11/2021
13Marge4/21/2021
14Marge5/1/2021
15Lisa5/11/2021
16Maggie5/21/2021
17Homer5/31/2021
18Homer6/10/2021
19Maggie6/20/2021
20Lisa6/30/2021
21Maggie7/10/2021
22Homer7/20/2021
23Maggie7/30/2021
24Homer8/9/2021
25Maggie8/19/2021
26Maggie8/29/2021
27Homer9/8/2021
28Maggie9/18/2021
29Bart9/28/2021
30Lisa10/8/2021
31Maggie10/18/2021
Sheet4
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D6D2=UNIQUE(A2:A31)
E2:H6E2=COUNTIFS($A$2:$A$31,$D2,$B$2:$B$31,"<="&TODAY()-LEFT(E$1,3),$B$2:$B$31,">="&TODAY()-MID(E$1,5,4))
Dynamic array formulas.
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Hi, thanks for the quick response.....the only thing that will not work is counting from today, I need to count from the install date, install date is a field in the data, then I need to could everything from this point on......should have included in the original response

Thanks
 
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It's easy enough to use a date on your sheet instead of TODAY():

Book2
ABCDEFGH
1NameDateNames000-030031-061062-090091-9999
2Bart1/1/2021Bart1201
3Maggie1/11/2021Maggie0121
4Homer1/21/2021Homer0001
5Lisa1/31/2021Lisa1010
6Maggie2/10/2021Marge2000
7Maggie2/20/2021
8Bart3/2/2021
9Bart3/12/2021Install date:5/1/2021
10Maggie3/22/2021
11Lisa4/1/2021
12Bart4/11/2021
13Marge4/21/2021
14Marge5/1/2021
15Lisa5/11/2021
16Maggie5/21/2021
17Homer5/31/2021
18Homer6/10/2021
19Maggie6/20/2021
20Lisa6/30/2021
21Maggie7/10/2021
22Homer7/20/2021
23Maggie7/30/2021
24Homer8/9/2021
25Maggie8/19/2021
26Maggie8/29/2021
27Homer9/8/2021
28Maggie9/18/2021
29Bart9/28/2021
30Lisa10/8/2021
31Maggie10/18/2021
Sheet4
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D6D2=UNIQUE(A2:A31)
E2:H6E2=COUNTIFS($A$2:$A$31,$D2,$B$2:$B$31,"<="&$E$9-LEFT(E$1,3),$B$2:$B$31,">="&$E$9-MID(E$1,5,4))
Dynamic array formulas.


Also, it would be helpful if you could update your user profile to show what version of Excel you're using. That lets us know what functions are available to work with.
 
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Eric W said:
It's easy enough to use a date on your sheet instead of TODAY():

Book2
ABCDEFGH
1NameDateNames000-030031-061062-090091-9999
2Bart1/1/2021Bart1201
3Maggie1/11/2021Maggie0121
4Homer1/21/2021Homer0001
5Lisa1/31/2021Lisa1010
6Maggie2/10/2021Marge2000
7Maggie2/20/2021
8Bart3/2/2021
9Bart3/12/2021Install date:5/1/2021
10Maggie3/22/2021
11Lisa4/1/2021
12Bart4/11/2021
13Marge4/21/2021
14Marge5/1/2021
15Lisa5/11/2021
16Maggie5/21/2021
17Homer5/31/2021
18Homer6/10/2021
19Maggie6/20/2021
20Lisa6/30/2021
21Maggie7/10/2021
22Homer7/20/2021
23Maggie7/30/2021
24Homer8/9/2021
25Maggie8/19/2021
26Maggie8/29/2021
27Homer9/8/2021
28Maggie9/18/2021
29Bart9/28/2021
30Lisa10/8/2021
31Maggie10/18/2021
Sheet4
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D6D2=UNIQUE(A2:A31)
E2:H6E2=COUNTIFS($A$2:$A$31,$D2,$B$2:$B$31,"<="&$E$9-LEFT(E$1,3),$B$2:$B$31,">="&$E$9-MID(E$1,5,4))
Dynamic array formulas.


Also, it would be helpful if you could update your user profile to show what version of Excel you're using. That lets us know what functions are available to work with.
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Ah, that is better, but only counts days prior to the install date (found out because I got all zeros and played with the dates), all dates being counted will be after the install date.
 
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Just change the signs a bit:

Excel Formula: 
=COUNTIFS($A$2:$A$31,$D2,$B$2:$B$31,">="&$E$9+LEFT(E$1,3),$B$2:$B$31,"<="&$E$9+MID(E$1,5,4))
 
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Eric W said:
Just change the signs a bit:
Excel Formula: 
=COUNTIFS($A$2:$A$31,$D2,$B$2:$B$31,">="&$E$9+LEFT(E$1,3),$B$2:$B$31,"<="&$E$9+MID(E$1,5,4))
Click to expand...
Eric W said:
Just change the signs a bit:

Excel Formula: 
=COUNTIFS($A$2:$A$31,$D2,$B$2:$B$31,">="&$E$9+LEFT(E$1,3),$B$2:$B$31,"<="&$E$9+MID(E$1,5,4))
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Hi, Something is still not quite right, the formula counts two tickets for this install which is correct, but your formula only reports one, if I change the date on the ticket in July to June or October it will show, this seems to be across the board, very strange......any ideas?

Thanks

Install Date# of Tickets000-030031-060061-090091-9999
6/4/202121000
Two Tickets8/4/2021
6/8/2021
 
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It's only reporting 1 ticket because the second item has nothing in column A. That actually makes things a lot tougher. Any chance you could show some representative data for me to look at? Using the XL2BB tool would be ideal (see the link in my signature or the reply box). It's easy to download, install, and use. It's what I used to show examples. If that isn't an option, then at least a larger sample like you did in the last post, with more rows, and expected results. And what version of Excel are you using?
 
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Hi Eric, Your formula worked, when I doug in to the data I was given I found some anomalies where there were tickets created prior to the install date, which makes no sence as the install date it what kicks off the data being captured, long story short they fixed their issues and now the formula works as it should.....really appreciate the help.....Thanks
 
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